Who Is Karl Lindner In A Raisin In The Sun

Question: Who is Karl Lindner, and why did he visit the Younger's house?

Answer: Karl Lindner is a representative of the Welcoming Committee from Clybourne Park, the Younger's new home. He visits them to ask them to not move into the neighborhood.

Question: What is Walter's reaction to Lidner?

Answer: At first, Walter is not pleased with Lidners intrusion of his home. He tells him to get out multiple times. However, he learns of some new information and he rethinks his decision and attempts to take up Lidner's offer.

Question: What type of conflict does Lidner represent?

Answer: Lidner represents the conflict that they will face in their new home. They will not be wanted and will be asked to leave through different and possibly violent ways.

Question: What presents did Mama get?

Answer: Mama got gardening tools and a gardening hat.

Question: What news does Bobo bring to Walter?

Answer: Bobo tells Walter that their friend, Willy, has ran off with all the money that they invested into their liquor store.

Question: What message does Willy's disappearance with the money suggest?

Answer: Willy's disappearance with the money suggests that there are greedy people everywhere and you need to take what's yours and secure it.